Hal.Dll BSODs at Random Intervals

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  1. derekimo
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    townsbg said:
    That doesn't help me understand how that might have happened.
    It's an OEM license on a retail board, that is all that matters.

    That configuration is never legal.
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  3. townsbg
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    Windows 7 pro
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    Ok I asked that but axe didn't confirm that.
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  4. axe0
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    I usually don't use the word 'retail' unless it is for example an ASUS OEM license on an ASUS retail board.
    Add 'retail' to the part of 'Gigabyte (retail) board' and you get the same as derekimo says.
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